The government announced a massive push to investigate people that applied for PPP loans. Some of those people will face charges for white-collar crime. Learn steps to prepare for leniency.

How to Get a Lower Sentence for Charges Related to PPP Fraud

Answer seven questions to learn if you qualify for a lower sentence after charges of PPP fraud or white-collar crime. Get free information to help.

I have never been charged with a crime before. *
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False

I have a history of alcoholism or substance abuse. *
True
False

I do not have a history of violence *
True
False

I applied for the PPP loan in good faith *
True
False

What was the amount your PPP loan? *
Less than $120,000
Less than $200,000
Less than $400,000
Less than $1,000,000
More than $1,000,000

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We Help People Prepare for Lower Sentences

No one wants to face a criminal charge. Sadly, every day government investigators bring more people into the criminal justice system. If authorities bring charges in federal court, a sentencing hearing follows more than 80% of the time.

If you’ve been charged with a federal crime, learn steps to prepare for leniency. Watch the video below to learn from people who have taken affirmative steps to prepare for lower sentences.

Start Working Toward a Lower Sentence

I’m Michael Santos, with Prison Professors. I didn’t know how to prepare before sentencing. Instead, I trusted my defense attorney to make all preparations. In my case, that was a bad decision. My judge sentenced me to a much longer term than I should have received.

Don’t make that mistake.

Get resources to prepare yourself for leniency at sentencing.

We Learned from Federal Judges

Our team has extensive experience in preparing people for best outcomes from:

• Government investigations,
• Criminal judicial proceedings, and
• Sentencing.

Many people that go through such challenges do not have a guide to help them. Through our work of interviewing more than 1,000 people, including federal judges, we’ve developed expertise that you can use to start your preparations for success. Don’t take our word for it. Listen to a federal judge that responded to our questions about how a person could prepare for a lower sentence.

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